Program Courses

Prepares students to perform functions common to all Microsoft Windows applications.
Elements include the ability to create and manipulate Word, Excel, or PowerPoint applications,
modify the display of toolbars and other on-screen elements, use online help, and perform file
management, editing, formatting and printing functions common to most Windows
applications.

Improves touch typing skills on a keyboard with a focus on improving speed and accuracy. This
course increases job efficiency and an understanding of work station ergonomics.

Explores the essential skills for basic business writing and professional interaction. This course
also emphasizes the role technology plays in the workplace to enhance communication.

Provides a foundation for customer service, and focuses on building lifelong customer
relationships through the development of positive customer care approaches.

Develops strategies for successful job searching, interviewing and career management.

Explores how to deconstruct medical terms and use them appropriately in relation to the
body’s structures, functions and diseases.

Prepares students to deconstruct medical terms and use them appropriately in relation to the body’s structures, functions and diseases. This course is Part II of Medical Terminology,
Anatomy & Physiology.

Introduces students to billing and coding in medical facilities.

Provides students with understanding of variety of procedures and practical experiences in a
clinical setting.

Explores a variety of procedures and practical experiences in a clinical setting.

Reviews human resource functions that assist an organization deliver value through proper
management of the employee life cycle.

Introduces students to the medical code of ethics and the law that directs the medical
community in everyday practices.

Reviews the basic administrative and clinical responsibilities in a medical office. The lessons cover reception, booking appointments, office correspondence, basic office accounting and sterilization and infection control procedures. Students also develop their critical thinking skills as they learn how to meet various patient needs.

The Medical Transcript course introduces students to the skills and competencies needed in a medical-office setting. The course reviews clinical procedures and techniques such as vital signs, motor testing and sensory testing. Students gain confidence working with software, patient records and patient relations. Students also become well versed in anatomy, physiology and
medical terminology relevant to a medical-office setting.

• Be introduced to clinical procedures and learn the key competencies and clinical skills
  performed in a medical office setting including vital signs, motor testing, sensory testing, sterile
  procedures and more
• Learn office procedures that are applicable to the medical office setting including navigating around medical office software, patient record keeping, office administration, and patient relations
• Develop the Medical Transcription skills necessary to produce accurate medical reports from recorded dictation
• Learn about anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology useful to a medical office setting
• Develop professional business communication and customer service skills to work in a dynamic medical office setting
• Earn your First Aid / CPR training certifications
• Learn proper typing techniques and improve your keyboarding accuracy
• Learn to use Microsoft Windows applications including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint